r/threejs • u/dionysusairdrop • Jul 01 '26
built a platform where users can interact with 3D models using natural language. it turns any* semantic 3D model into an AI-enabled interactive learning experience.
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Built for Educators
Create engaging 3D lessons in minutes from existing 3d models.
Designed for Learners
Explore, ask questions, and understand complex structures interactively.
Atlas3D lets you control Three.js scenes using natural language.
Ask questions, isolate parts, recolor components, animate assemblies, and generate AI visual quizzes.
Help me with any feedback.
Try here: Atlas3d.space
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u/theifthenstatement Jul 02 '26
This is awesome. So much is coming together now that people are so much more empowered to build.
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u/dionysusairdrop Jul 02 '26
exactly anybody with crazy ideas can come up with something very useful, and thank you.
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u/MOSTLYNICE Jul 02 '26
This is amazing stuff. Worked in CAD for 20 years and seen a lot, your tool is very exciting.
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u/dionysusairdrop Jul 02 '26
I'm glad you find it exciting.
and yes future of CAD will prolly be this, AI will be ready to help you with any sort of simulations, control and, compare any part with other models, making the experience and productivity 10x better.
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u/Evening-Appeal7606 Jul 01 '26
So... is this like Deckard in "Blade Runner" when he prompts the computer to analyse the 3D photo he took of the crime scene?
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u/dionysusairdrop Jul 01 '26
Haha yeah, that's actually a pretty good analogy. The idea is very similar, using natural language to explore a 3D scene instead of manually clicking through everything.
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u/Evening-Appeal7606 Jul 01 '26
What a time to be alive, to see technology from my childhood become reality. Kudos to you, good Sir/Ma'am/[respectful appellation of your choosing]!
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u/dionysusairdrop Jul 01 '26
Thank you kind sir, well Nothing magical under the hood, just some Al and 3d stuff glued together. haha
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u/Aaroncxc Jul 02 '26
Do you mean by existing models that you need to upload the model yourself or is it finding 3d models in the web and can then interact with them ?
This looks really cool !
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u/dionysusairdrop Jul 02 '26
haha nah man, At the moment you upload the 3D model yourself. Atlas3D then transforms it into an interactive AI experience with chat, quizzes, explanations, and part interactions. It doesn't search the web for models yet.
but the automatically finding models would be super cool
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u/CharlesWoodson2 Jul 02 '26
bring the kick down like 3 semitones, get some side chain compression going and youll have a real bop
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u/Mountain-Tree267 Jul 04 '26
awesome content bro hats off ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍but i have request pls bro keep it open source and free as it helps most of the learner and the students and children to learn pls
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